Mark.
Re your question below:
> Chris, Laura is a good example. And the only one
of
> your examples I
> know. Does the novel handle that in the same way,
I
> wonder?
The film follows the novel pretty closely, except for one
major detail towards the end.
However, it PLAYS differently, at least to some degree,
because Lydecker in the book is described very differently
(at least physically) than he's portrayed in the movie. He's
a big, heavy-set, type. Laird Cregar was originally set to
play the part in the movie, and, physically, he's much closer
to the character Vera Caspary described.
JIM DOHERTY
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